Ripon, It's Quicker by Rail - British Railways PosterPublished by London and North Eastern Railway. Printed by Ben Johnson & Co. Ltd, New York. Charles Ginner (1878 1952) was a notable British painter of landscapes and urban scenes. His work is held in many national collections, including the Tate London and National Portrait Gallery London. This poster was produced in the 1930s for London and North Eastern Railway, intended to promote train travel to the ancient cathedral town of Ripon in Yorkshire,

Andree Turcy

her portraits and paintings

Rene Gruau had a remarkable knack for capturing the spirit of the french cabaret in his stylish posters for Lido and the Moulin Rouge

combining wool and coil to promote the Treca brand

Children playing doctors and nurses has never quite been portrayed this beautifully

cowboy hats and boots - they've got the look

“The little cheese that feels good all over”

who performed in the 1920’s - 1940’s

illustrators and art directors

graphic - all the hallmarks of a magnificent and memorable advertising campaign - with the dancing figure silhouetted against the apple green background

Georges Prichard

who is on a ‘beautiful journey of fortune’